String Pool in Java | How many String object with String s = new String('ABC').

How many String object String s = new String("ABC") will create and Concept of String pool

[stholy]

Great content, but the BGM is distracting,

[sandipkankate]

Thanks for crystal clear explanation... 🙏🙏🙏

[anantyadav]

Well explained!!! There's no such kind videos or material available...👍😊

[pep]

Nice, keep posting videos like this. Thanks.

[rpfallegro]

Best video about String Pool. You earned my subscribe, thanks!

[ambidextrousTrades]

Constant pool is created in the JVM's *MEMORY AREA* and not in the heap. Objects placed in heap without a reference are garbage collected!

[FoodieSanjana]

I got the same ques in sapient interview as to how many objects are created ?

[harishks.kumar.]

It's a great content nice explanation. thank you. keep going on.

[sagarawasare]

Clearly explain but keep in mind that what u written on board is clearly visible. The text is hidden behind u

[xTenzSlays]

not bad at all, I understood string pools better. subbed!

[clement]

Well done sir but the music is a little too high for me.

[swagatpatra]

Why is "s" referring to heap (outside of pool) the first time "ABC" is created, but when "BCD" is created, s3 points to pool?

[umessi]

This is incorrect! With the new operator, a new strong object is created the heap with whatever value you pass to the constructor.
The string is interned only if you use the intern () method.

[rashmipatil]

Which method of creating strings is best and why?
String s = new String("ABC") or
String s = "ABC";

[jenishmoses]

i am not sure this correct, why we need string Intern() method, then..

[diegoramos]

Hi Sir, very well explained, what if you do something like this ?

String s1 = "<value>";
String s2 = "</value>"; // By this moment we have 2 strings in the string pool
String s3 = s1 + value + s2;

Will a new string be placed in string pool for each different given value ? Thanks.

[JohnWick-zcli]

if the String pool becomes full -- how JVM will delete or flash the strings from Constant Pooling

[ManishPatel-pukg]

I think scpa in heap like hashtable, so it will store value as well reference, so next time with same literal it will return the already available reference from scpa, am I right?

[arunbhardwaj]

What would happen in this scenario: if we create an object in this sequence. in the second statement, the only object will be created.. right? and the end, we would have 2 objects.
String s = "ABC";
String s1 = new String("ABC);

[AnupSingh]

hi pradeep, nice explanation. Can you show this concept using a program. Like we have two different string one in heap and other in string const pool.